SoftBank 9984-1.97%decrease; red down pointing triangle Group inked a deal to purchase U.S.-based chip designer Ampere Computing Holdings for $6.5 billion, the latest in a series of investments to ...

But the only reason why we can think that Softbank would want to acquire Ampere Computing for $6.5 billion is to get the ... who are all making their own Arm server CPUs and who also buy scads of X86 ...

SANTA CLARA, California/TOKYO (Reuters) -- Japanese technology investor SoftBank Group is accelerating its move into chip technology companies with the $6.5 billion purchase of Ampere Computing ...

SoftBank Group announced on Wednesday that it will acquire Ampere Computing, a chip designer founded by former Intel executive Renee James, through a $6.5 ...

SoftBank Group Corp. announced late Wednesday it is acquiring semiconductor designer Ampere Computing in a $6.5 billion deal that will expand its investments in AI infrastructure. “The future of ...

SoftBank Group (SFTBY) announced that on March 19, it entered into an agreement with Ampere Computing, a U.S.-based semiconductor design company focused on high-performance, energy efficient ...

TOKYO: Japanese technology investor SoftBank Group is accelerating its move into chip technology companies with the US$6.5bil purchase of Ampere Computing, a US chip startup founded by the former ...

We previously reported that Arm is considering making its own silicon, and that the British firm’s Japanese owner, SoftBank, was considering acquiring Ampere Computing, Arm's only independent ...

SoftBank Group inked a deal to purchase U.S.-based chip designer Ampere Computing Holdings for $6.5 billion, the latest in a series of investments to advance its artificial-intelligence initiatives.

Japanese investment group Softbank said Wednesday that it had agreed to buy US chip startup Ampere Computing for $6.5 billion, deepening its push into artificial intelligence infrastructure.

SoftBank Group inked a deal to purchase U.S.-based chip designer Ampere Computing Holdings for $6.5 billion, the latest in a series of investments to advance its artificial-intelligence initiatives.